Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-07-26

sure returns on your money! If so, visit
Sturgis.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Subscriptions to the ADVERTISER have
come in quite lively.
Stationery, blank anu school books at
Max Fishel & Bros.
For groceries, erockfry, queensware,
ETC., go to Arnold & Meyers.
General Manager VIZ. Fitch Of the
Elkhorn line, visited Dsadwood Satur-
day.
The raspberry crop is large, and our
people are harvesting them in great
quantities.
Sheriff Robert Boyd. of Pennington
county, dropped in Thursday to visit the
ADVERTISER. He had been up to Dead
wood on official business
Hon. John J. Kleiner, OF Pierre, men,
ber OF the last house Of representatives
from the 18th district Of Indiana, was at
the Sheridan house Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Welch, sister of MIR. F. M.
McElfresh, returned from the country
Thursday. She took weeks recreation
visiting her friend, Mrs. John Elliott.
Monheim Bros, of Brownsville, will
open grocery housein the Marshall
building about the middle Of August.
New business houses are beginning to
drop in.
Hereafter the ADVERTISER will be is
sued every Wednesday morning, instead
of Tuesday as heretofofe.s
Judge Louis Notmeyer, one Of Pierre's
old timers, came in over the old trail on
Thursday last and will go on prospect
ing tour through the Hills. He reports
Pierre doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
The Star says party of B. G. M. sur
yeyors have been camped near Hot
Springs several days, and it concludes
the Burlington intends to build road
through the Hills by way Of the Springs
and Custer.
r. 81. Proudfoot, the rustling represen-
tative of the Rapid City branch Of the
Western Loan & Trust company, stopped
over Friday at the Sheridan house, on
his way home from business trip to the
upper camps.
Arnold &.Mey6r lead in the grocery
business, theify ytock being full, fresh and
the finest to HehaA
Two weeks ago this people prayed for
rain. It rained- in fact, it has poured
down almost daily for ten days past.
The cry viii soon be too much rain. So
lit goes. The average human is never
satisfied. We must take what comes and
be thankful it is not worse.
Henry Wyttenbach's team was left
standing on Main street yesterday about
noon, and took fright at some object and
ran mp street several blocks and took a
spin around some buildings, when a
feet-footed pedestrian started out and
ran it down. No damage was done.
The ADVERTISERS Yves pleased to re-
ceive call Thursday from John Elliott,
Esq, the ranch man, ex-journalist and
ex-postmaster. About August Mr.. Ell
lott will be an attache of this Office, and
any favors extended to him will be fully
appreciated by the proprietor Of this
paper,
Attend the school meeting Thursday
evening. Let the question of building a
school house in Sturgis be fully consid-
cred. Too much careful attention can
not be given to educational facilities and
we believe the people Of this place will
decide to erect a building at once that
will meet with the public demands and
be credit to the Key City.
Sturgis is fortunate in having resi-
dent machinist in the person of Mr.. Geo,
w. Ladd, who thoroughly understands
his business. He can repair anything,
no matter how complicated He is also
one of the best plumbers and gas filters
in the west He has full stock Of these
supplies, and win fill all orders on short
notice, or do any kind Of repairing en-
trusted to his care.
Every variety Of county produce
handled BY Arnold : Me5 the groeera.